Your client fills in the brief, under your name.

You create it for one project and send it. Your client opens it without an account, sees your logo and colors, and answers the questions in their own time. When they submit, the brief lands in your dashboard and you get an email.

It expires after 30 days, closes itself the moment they submit, and you can withdraw it at any point. It only ever opens that one brief, never your dashboard or anything else.

Your logo in the header, your color on the rules, and your studio name in the footer, on the page your client fills in, on the share link and on the PDF.

One small line at the end credits the engine, the way a studio is credited at the bottom of a website. Everything above it is yours.

Yes, on Pro. Invite your colleagues and everyone gets their own sign-in, with briefs and branding belonging to the studio rather than to whoever created them.

Billing and branding stay with the owner, so a colleague can run every brief without being able to cancel your subscription.

That's what Help me, Saya is for, and it's the reason a link works instead of a meeting. Your client talks the question through in a few sentences and gets wording back that they can accept or rewrite.

Nothing enters the brief until they press the button, and their own words are kept verbatim at the end of the document.

Nothing is deleted. Your briefs stay, stay shareable and stay exportable. They carry the Sosai mark again instead of yours, and source reading returns to the monthly allowance.

Cancelling runs to the end of the period you already paid for, from Settings, Billing.

They're stored with that one brief, used to build it, and nothing else. Deleting the brief deletes its sources, its analysis and its uploads.

Excerpts go to a language model so it can spot gaps and judge style, with contact details stripped out first. Your files are never used to train a model.